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*2017-18: '''Jammu & Kashmir Blue''' defeated Jammu & Kashmir Red in the final, 4-2.<ref>[http://greaterjammu.com/2018/01/15/jk-blues-win-5th-national-women-ice-hockey-championship-cup/ J&K Blues win 5th National Women's Ice Hockey Championship Cup]</ref> | *2017-18: '''Jammu & Kashmir Blue''' defeated Jammu & Kashmir Red in the final, 4-2.<ref>[http://greaterjammu.com/2018/01/15/jk-blues-win-5th-national-women-ice-hockey-championship-cup/ J&K Blues win 5th National Women's Ice Hockey Championship Cup]</ref> | ||
*2018-19: '''Jammu & Kashmir''' defeated Delhi in the final, 3-1. Other participants: Maharashtra, Chandigarh. | *2018-19: '''Jammu & Kashmir''' defeated Delhi in the final, 3-1. Other participants: Maharashtra, Chandigarh. | ||
*2019-20: '''Ladakh''' defeated Delhi in the final, 2-1. Other participants: Maharashtra, Chandigarh.<ref>[https://www.business-standard.com/article/news-ani/ladakh-lifts-7th-national-ice-hockey-championship-women-trophy-120010800201_1.html Ladakh lifts 7th National Ice Hockey Championship Women trophy]</ref> | |||
==Women's CEC Ice Hockey Cup== | ==Women's CEC Ice Hockey Cup== | ||
The Saichen Angel club won the '''2012 Women's CEC Ice Hockey Cup''' by virtue of a 1-0 victory over SECMOL. The tournament was held simultaneously with the men's competition at the Karzu Ice Rink, hosted by the Ladakh Winter Sports Club in collaboration with the Youth Affairs and Sports Department. Dechan Dolkar of SECMOL was declared the best player at the tournament.<ref>[http://www.internationalhockey.net/forums/showthread.php?11296-5-th-CEC-Champion-Trophy Women CEC Cup lifted by the Saichen Angel team]</ref> | The Saichen Angel club won the '''2012 Women's CEC Ice Hockey Cup''' by virtue of a 1-0 victory over SECMOL. The tournament was held simultaneously with the men's competition at the Karzu Ice Rink, hosted by the Ladakh Winter Sports Club in collaboration with the Youth Affairs and Sports Department. Dechan Dolkar of SECMOL was declared the best player at the tournament.<ref>[http://www.internationalhockey.net/forums/showthread.php?11296-5-th-CEC-Champion-Trophy Women CEC Cup lifted by the Saichen Angel team]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 13:16, 4 September 2020
The Indian Women's Championship is the national women's competition in India. The first ever women's national championship in ice hockey was staged in Leh in January 2005.
National Championship winners
- 2004-05: Jammu & Kashmir Pink defeated the Ex-Servicemen in the final, 3-1.[1]
- 2013-14: Jammu & Kashmir Red defeated Ladakh Winter Spors Club in the final, 4-1[2]
- 2014-15: Jammu & Kashmir Red defeated Jammu & Kashmir Blue in the final, 5-0[3]
- 2015-16: Jammu & Kashmir Red defeated Jammu & Kashmir Blue in the final, 4-2[4]
- 2017-18: Jammu & Kashmir Blue defeated Jammu & Kashmir Red in the final, 4-2.[5]
- 2018-19: Jammu & Kashmir defeated Delhi in the final, 3-1. Other participants: Maharashtra, Chandigarh.
- 2019-20: Ladakh defeated Delhi in the final, 2-1. Other participants: Maharashtra, Chandigarh.[6]
Women's CEC Ice Hockey Cup
The Saichen Angel club won the 2012 Women's CEC Ice Hockey Cup by virtue of a 1-0 victory over SECMOL. The tournament was held simultaneously with the men's competition at the Karzu Ice Rink, hosted by the Ladakh Winter Sports Club in collaboration with the Youth Affairs and Sports Department. Dechan Dolkar of SECMOL was declared the best player at the tournament.[7]
"The 9th CEC Ice Hockey Championship 2016, women category final match was played on 21 January at Ice Hockey Rink, Karzoo-Leh. The match was played between Siachen Angels and Secmol team.
The match was organized by District Youth Services & Sports officer and Ladakh Winter Sports Club Leh sponsored by LAHDC Leh.The chief guest of the occasion was Tashi Dolma KAS, Assistant Commissioner Revenue Leh.
Secmol team won the match by scoring 4 goals in total whereas team Siachen Angel’s scored 3 goals."[8]
- Known winners
- 2012: Saichen Angel
- 2013: SECMOL
- 2015: SECMOL
- 2016: SECMOL
- 2019: SECMOL (beat HIAL 4-2)[9]
- 2020: SECMOL A (Siachen and Yak Kanji finished second and third, respectively)[10]
References
- ↑ 2004-05 season on hockeyarchives.info
- ↑ Ice Hockey in Ladakh: Time to fly on ice
- ↑ JK Red beats JK Blue in 3rd IHAI National Ice Hockey Championship women's finals
- ↑ JK Red Women win 4th Women's National Ice Hockey Championship
- ↑ J&K Blues win 5th National Women's Ice Hockey Championship Cup
- ↑ Ladakh lifts 7th National Ice Hockey Championship Women trophy
- ↑ Women CEC Cup lifted by the Saichen Angel team
- ↑ Team Secmol beat Siachen Angels 4-3 in 9th CEC Ice Hockey Championship
- ↑ SECMOL wins 12th CEC Women Ice Hockey Cup 2019
- ↑ 2020 CEC Championship